- “The Science of #SciComm: On Emotion and Humor” – Sara Yeo
- “An Introvert’s Guide to Posing as an Extrovert” – Jackie Wirz
- “Texting Campaigns As Science Communication Are Weirdly Effective” – Ariel Zych
- “Communicating Chaos & Connecting with Citizen Science” – Tracy Fanara
- “Collaboration Between Academia and Science Communication” – Nicole Sharp
- “Getting the Story Right: Science Communication 2.0” – Paul North
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